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What you Can Do With your Junk

As always when you go through your house there will be junk that you find you have collected over the years, but which ultimately do you no good. The junk just sit there gathering dust and using up valuable free space which you could use to keep a room free of clutter. When you do come upon these junk make no mistake, you won’t be able to mistake them for what they are: your own personal white elephants.

You know the junk I’m talking about, things like that all-in-one kitchen grater that hasn’t seen the light of day since you bought it; the collection of funky cushion covers which you thought would look good, but which instead make you seem like a bad throw back to the seventies. And let’s not forget the surplus of inflatable furniture that made the rounds a few years back! How many of those junk do you have stashed away in closets, awaiting the time when you might one day need them? And what about that…you get the idea right, need I go on? Junk items are easily recognizable for being ones that are of absolutely no use to you.

However, don’t mistake those eyesore heirlooms and what-were-they-thinking presents from relatives as going in this mix. junk items should normally have their own separate place in your house. Preferably in a deep dark place which will never come to light for another thousand years, or until Great Aunt Matilda comes over asking what you did with that lovely candelabra she sent you as a house warming! Then, if you have a problem with truth like I do – I can’t tell the truth – you can answer truthfully enough that yes, you do have that very opulent and large, real silver candelabra which she gave you. The fact that it’s in a box, which is in a chest, which is in the attic, which is two floors above you, is another matter entirely!

So what do you do with junk, these disposable white elephants of yours? You have a choice here, so you can either, Dispose of the junk entirely and put them into the garbage can: good riddance to bad rubbish!; Take everything to a garbage dump where you can liberate yourself even further when you get rid of the junk at once; Go a step further and take the junk to a charity where you can in good conscience leave everything there without having to think twice about it, or have a garage sale and watch gleefully as other people go through the same cycle you went through when you bought your white elephants.

What you do with your junk depends on you and where your inclinations lie. I personally had so many things to ultimately get rid of that I went through all of these options before I even made a dent in the junk clutter. But I have to be truthful here and say that by the end of the whole junk process I had given up on carting things around to charities and the like, nor had I the inclination to continue with any more garage sales, two was more than I could feasibly handle. The only place I was going to cart these junk to, was the dump yard and not a step further.

About the Author

Muna wa Wanjiru is a Web Administrator and Has Been Researching and Reporting on How to Declutter Homes for Years. For More Information on Junk, Visit His Site at Junk

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